IPA: /klɛrˈvɔɪəns/
KK: /klɛrˈvɔɪəns/
The ability to know or see things that are not visible or known to others, often considered a supernatural insight.
She claimed to have clairvoyance, allowing her to predict future events.
Clairvoyance → It is formed from "clair" (from Old French *clair*, meaning clear) and "voyance" (from Latin *videre*, meaning to see). The word describes the ability to see clearly, especially in terms of perceiving things beyond normal sight or understanding.
Think of 'clear' ('clair') vision ('voyance') — that's why clairvoyance means having clear sight or insight.
No commonly confused words.